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FOR SALE-IOTS.

EOR SALE-1OOOO FEET OF GROUND, ON B,
r., Sd Sd and AZ SITS sw; Dig chance for Investment
Co S iss s. ST. bargain taken az once aik
e two fns Lots, Az feet front containing $40
s. A St IS So, 5s 2ts,
Mount Pleasant, Columbia road, 4oc ''e'' o. ''''
9TH St n L. e., 10 900 SO feet Get 25c:
and sf'iss i Columbia
$Ho i
F2R s a. 55,CH Lots on MERIDIAN HILL.
three on Prospect st. the best the HILL grand view
Rssax Ne Pleasant, sSc twenty lots on Co
2oc to s0c Also choice lots in northwest part Of
city. s. c. HILL, Real Estate, Sth and 46t.
sALEaTHRE Il W. VERY CHEAP LOTS ON co
k e1 on st. o11SS two Lots on
%S
ney ave. and 18th ST., 275sc terms easy.
d2S-12t' Corner Sth and SITS.
FOR sALE-FISE CORNER LOT ON 18TH ST. n:
6y l10 t9 alley fronts east and south and
dwelling sese
Or SALEns0Go9 g. FEET OF GROUND, PARTI
for sale at a bargain. ''' WY
5000 On ssh ST. ns c fssss1on cheap
One large square Capitol Hill and several parts OF
squares in different sections Houses and lots in ali
parts OF the city. AUSTIN p. BROWN,
~ Real Estate and Loans,
d29-1w 1926 st. NV
FOR SALE-LOTS IN MOUNT PLEASANT FROM
Il, II cents up j. r. HEREFORD,
d231m' 1423k st.
ENOR SALE-vALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
ner property. VIZ: Of lot l. square 243 5000 feet
Gle and 18th and SITS. The corner lot 24x1OO
and the large substantially built adjoining house with
its lot, 26x1OO will be Sold together or separately
Apply 10 owner. 1903 n st. d4-3m
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A PLACE FOR Ex-LIKuT. ARNoLD.-Ex-Lteut. OF
Police Arnold has been appointed messenger In
the city post ONCE at $72O per annum, vice Henry
Lacey, resigned.
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R. BYRD. LEWIS,
416 9TH ut. NV.
Washington, d. c.
r. ]. WASHINGTON,
Oak Grove Postofhce,
Westmoreland County, Va.
Connm'rA.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ICOR SALE OR RENT-A VALUABLE FARM OF
20Sk acres three miles from Mullikin's ss.tiU. on
Anne, Prince George county Md The soil Is productive
some Of it ane meadow land. 1t is we'll wooded and
watered. The property Ia in good neighborhood and
conyenient to chuiches, acao0ls, &c. Apply e.
js5&8 ]. MlnI RANDALL AnpSpolta Nd.
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Baltimore Markets.

DdAtAM1OIc NAhIketSs
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 5-virginia skies, con-
fSo d 54' do do new threes GA
ding. o. Flour HOWARD street a9ess-% and
western super 2.5oa3.OO:. do. extra, 3.15a3go;
ZOO do extra so do ko s snnsdd s SSa
sssF s. x's's5 5sa
ana quiet southern white, 4ss5O; southern yellow IS
49, western fssraary mixed sps 45a4s sanasIy
81: sss xss sss%s' White
.ss ss sa
rs sas M ss packed .s
EsS c nsaef Eix5s S
ssd'f s.s1SS fRa WHISKY sfhslA as sSs
aea %hsa! Bushels bus isee, sarn.
ss4
Chicago Markets.
T ls .. Sasss
rs
( Lard ss 81
rose to BIZ.
Health Officer TOwnshend Accused.
DIR. CULVER REVIEWS HIS CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
Dr.. c. P. Culver this afternoon placed In the
hands Of the commissioners long letter renewing
the charges made some time ago against Health
Onlcer TOwnshend, and which the Commits
sioners practically ignored because they
found that the Commissioners in Office at
the time the transactions referred to occurred APP
new letter not only charges DR.. Townshend with
having mad pecuntary interest in the vaccine
establishment from which the District purchased
virus IN 1888, but alleges that the District paid
greater price for the virus than the same eStab-
ishment furnished it for to other purchasers.
FERsoNAL--Hon. A. Manners of England, Lieut.
R. M. g. Brown OF West Virginia, and j. A. Woods
of New York, are at Welcker's-S. L. M. Barlow,
]. F. Mosher, w. Butler Duncan and Wager
s Sv OF New York, CLAYTON McMichael OF Phla,
Carter the '1 Hawaiian aas az minister Vas
aed N New York !, last
Rev. E. Depuy, c. E. Kimball, s. d. Schuyler, Chas
3. Emery and John Hamilton OF New York, E.
Zalinski, o. s. Army, H. G. Turner OF Qu1tman
Ga, and r. w. Davenport OF Philadelphia, are at
E; 3. Mckay Of BaIdstown. KY, seth wheeler Of
Thoman OF Ohio, John E. Searles, jr. OF Brooklyn,
and j. b. Benson of C0ndersport, are at Willarls-
VIM. w. weaver, A. Fur0y, j. II. u. ID. Toe0, N.
Manager, VIM. V. Allies and r Ronsone Of New
York, O. n. Purdy, T.. q. Kitching w. p. Hunt and
JAS D. Kinsley OF Boston, Geo. c. Potts G: w. Pat
ton, Jas. DObsOn, Chas. Webb sutherland law and
]. k0bb Maury OF Philadelphia, are at the Airing
ton.-Dr. Joseph Taber Johnson, who has been
JnO. Hamilton, U. 8. army, Lieut.. w. w. Schutzer
and Capt. Geo. Brown U. s. navy and B. F. Wright
OF st. Paul. are at the Ebbitt.
INDIAN CONTRACTS AwARDED.-The commissioner
OF Indian affairs to-day awarded the following con-
tracts: b R. ScanneI, OF this city. to furnish
$4,000 pounds OF bacon at Chicago at 685 cents
per pound; also to n. G. SlavenS or Kansas City;
W.H. smith, OF st. Louis, and G. II. Soaring, OF
These supplies are for the Pawnee Indians in In
dian Territory, to relieve their Immediate necessi-
ties
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Quay for Senator.

HE RECEIVES 153 VOTES IN TO-DAY's CAUCUS AT HAIR
RISBUR0.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. Sat the republican
legislative caucus to-day to select candidate for
United States Senator to succeed John l. Mitchell
whose term will expire on March 4th. NJ S. Quay
received 153 votes and Galusha A. Grow 8.
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AFchbasAop KIRBY, whites nom Roms that the
pope IL en1oyfng good health, but ssthe reignln9
authorities continue 70 wage an 1mplacahl6 wal
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Travellers Guide.

PENNA. EoCTE-B and L. station, 9th and r streets
For New York. Philadelphia and the last . .:,5 "a
Pm Boston. pm. daily. with through sleeper
Philadelphia Accommodation, pm. daily. For New
York, Sunday, m, IL 80, p Is 10 and ~,
pm For Chicago. Cincinnati St Louis pttstmrp and
the West - 40 am tfast lineD. daily TO CINCINNATI
and st Louis and except saturday TO Chicaeo: n ID
Express. 10 pm, daily, with through sleepers 20
Chicago and ST Louis. Pacific Express. 10 I'm daily
For Richmond and the South. q and IL m daily and
80 Z; m daily. except sunday For Baltimore q So
.2o, =, $40 and 10 Am, L. Is. Il so, l., as .
Z, 4 l.. 23, 40, g. 40 10 aud ii 20 pm; on
slo, 10 and ii: 20 pm. For PoIe's Creek Line s.25
Am and 40 IA. daily, except Sunday For Annapo-
lis, p Am, IL ID and ,3 pm. daily except sum
day ON Sunday. AIN. aud 4 Ii pm For Erie Can
andaigua, Rochester. Buffalo aud Niagara. 10 pm.
daily except Saturday.
b. ASDo. RoUTE-Station, Corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street-For Chicago. 10 IA. tfast nlitedl
~ pm daily Tor Cincinnati Louisville and Louis,
daily 3:3o pm, 10 10 pm. For Pittsbure, 10 m.
SOD pm; daily For baltimore, . q 80. q 40 30,
$50 and 1905 am. L. 10. % B:l5 (45ininuts
tnn) 3 80. 30. 40, 5:4o, 40 q % aud N 80
l:3O, $50, 40. 40, a 40, q. - and pm For
Annapolis, q 40 AIN. and 1910 and 4 30 pm; ON
SUNDAY, \ ~ Am, 4 40 pm, For way stations be-
tween washington and Baltimore, >, d 40. \ 30 am,
IL 10, 33O, 40 and II 30 pm: sundays sd
am and l;:s0 80. 40 and IL pan. For stations
day, and 81 daily, 40 pan daily, except
day, Tor principal stations Metropolitan Branch,
40 am daily, on sunday stops at all stations
Frederick q 40 am, 40 pan daily, except SUNDAY
For Hagerstown. 10 Am and 81 pm. daily, except
sunday. For local points between Washington aud
except Sunday.
90
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ELocUT1oN
Is the Art Of all Artsno persons education is
Few people know what powers they possess until
this art de1Tsh2ERs a shsRss c5niEeE OF
ELoCUIIoN AND oRAToRY
ans SsaF
Hs eaeb 100 ise IN and ss
unequaled opportunities for developing the strength
1t teaches Elocuton as elegant art for home and
TIRE AETicTtaTiSSn TIE ENSfJsT S SAS
xftRIE AS sBEE EcF
Of are Il
or u Over
MENTs 4 fund has been established to assist pupils
tive &c sGT full OF Send fOd
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED
halls ii the Republic
Building, southwest corner Of 7th and D streets.
fes young men and Women to support themselves
and suessszfully perform the active duties Of Life
English Language, CSrrespondsnce: Rapid Caicula;
and
ing Regular day and evening sessions. full corps
and
o IN s ss snerhs
Mlght M go on entering
IN monthly instalments OF e6 each. or S16 in full
Illustrated Circular sent free on application.
WASHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w st. Cloud Building. corner 9th and F NV. Eight
&s So- fnss ADVANTAGES o. B. BoIIARD' Director
FRENCH LESSONS BY PROF. h. LARRoQUE, A
courses By most able assistants 1914 i ST. NV 'nAn
In SIC Sf Faga aHd fs am S, Italian Method
1O17 10th st. NV
HARP LESSONS AND MUSICAL RECEPTIONS,
t hs s s 'G sn s ssy for p
CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL, 81 5TH ST.
Sne. Instruction given in Book keeping, Arithme.
WOOD PTnepa saL ias
Assistant d3-3m
MES, HARRIETTE MILLs-yoCAL LESSONS TO
Hill pupils on Thursdays Music rooms Cos I'd st se.
@ p.As OR II
citation and thorough instruction. Will give lessons
NV. oc23-3ms
Aave, resumed studies MONDAY. Sept 9Th With NTH
X OF Is IN
the
particular attention Private class in Painting Pho
Iphs sn and Msrk ar ruT hns Calls
present year. Connected with the Academy ia a
School for Boys. taught by the Sisters. se30-5m
FINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Il 7:3 14TH ST. n. W.,
And all other principal cities
Recognized superior to all other similar Insttr-
tons Unexcelled advantages for learning CONVEX
SATION. Best of native teachers Fee extremely low
NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chill
dren Trial lessons free Every Saturday LECTURES
free to pupils oc1
1905 18th st, 1874 Massaehusests ave- and 1923 st.
and Gns Fl 9 iGsns hsdss and Little
Fourth year began SEPTEMBER %. 1856 with full
special Herdic is employed by the school for the
benefit of pupils in distant parts Of the city
MISS HILTON's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI school for Young Ladies, S21 Vermont ave-, win
WEDNESDAY, September 29th je29-6m
SHELDON's ACADEMIES-lOO4 ST n: W.
= Mondays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS: Sd st. and
latest dances taught. ocl-6m
SHORTHAND AND EXPERT TYPEWRITING
- practically taught Success guaranteed if serious
gnR:
Louisiana ave- sei6
pRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
ses IVY M stu and
UProf Louis OkTENsTEiN viii teach The .: Cove
taught with the above. Inquire at 456 st. NV o.
S.. ~ =. iso5 nv ls.1.'
ausi5m THEo INGALLS, KING. i Pri Rafc'
WAsHJNGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
- has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 st n w..
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THE EVENING STAR:
SALES.
INEEKS b CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave.. opp. City Post Once.
IHOk SS16ck si MiTHiN onR sAiEsRooMs.

w 637 Louisiana ave-. opp City Post Once
Sack xHTHN S6k lss Hs TEN
Stock Household Furniture for Parlor and Chamber
sortment e which we can astentiOn Of those fur.
GsnssD Dinner 'S and Tea ses Albums
Goods. Cutlery. Vases wood Ware, &c, &c. 1t
VVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FOR DEALERS
LARGE EKS WIRE AZ q asf1SfD CROCK
On FRIDAY MORNING la yAN VA! SEVENTH I!,
s snGR asaer sna sell the above lS
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
GREAT AUCTION SALE 8E $4,000 WORTH OF
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE CONSIGNMENT.
On THURSDAY. yANUARY SIXTH, at ELEVEN
10Th street and AVENUES large eonsisn
ment Of Ready made ciothine Consisting % Men and
O'Clock am until entire stock is disposed Of
ja5-st WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
MENT FRAME HOUSE AND. Tor 10y TEN STa
sso6GGFFHHIEA sf FL BEING ENG NO = COZ w ~
liz; ISL SIS IT.
TENTH pay 81 JANUARY. 4. p. 1887, g F0UE
THIRTY O'CLOCK p NJ, the following Described
real estate situate in the City Of Washington District
in square numbered nine hundred and forty-four
(944A according to Van Hook and Metcalfs recorded
and one hundred and seventeen and one-half square
easements rights privileges and appurenances to the
same belonging or IN any wise eppertaining.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years notes to be given bearing six cent interest
payable semi annually and to be secured by deed of
chaser Terms to be complied with In ten days, other
wise resale at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
newspaper published in Washington, D. c. deposit
Of 800 required at SALE Conveyancing, &c ut pur-
chaser's cost.
D. MURPHY, n,.o,.
ja5-d&ds FRED.W. COLLINS,j Arus'oes'
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PERSONAL.

MOULD THE LADY WHO CALLED IN GRO
w store in West Washington in search OF resi-
Gent like to meet the gentleman who attended her Tor
social pleasure Address HI H. H. Star Office ja-2s
(uSIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ AM ahswers- SEND lO cents TO book stores
IVY INSTITUTE,
Ja4-lm' g. w cor Sth and SITS. NV
SHORTHAND-A NEW CLASS WILL BE FORMED
- az monographs Headquarters during the hrst
week OF January, 1887. ta3Iw
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
u we are prepared pay full value for Gents
Old Stand. 6l9 81 NV al T. I'm
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Welded at Fresssont.
A NIECE or MRS. RUTHERFORD n. HAYES NaRRrEe


YESTERDAY.
AT the residence OF ex-president Hayes at Ere
mont, Ohio, yesterday. Miss AIDA Scott Cook was
married 20 Ralph Walter Huntington. of MISSISSIPPI
pi. A telegram from Fremont 10 the New York
Herald says: The bride entered the drawing room
leaning on the arm OF Gen. Hayes followed by the
groom in company with Rutherford Hayes. tr., the
ex-Presidents youngest son. The ceremony was
performed IN Rev. x G. Prentiss, pastor ~ the
Methodist church OF that city, assisted by Rev. ID.
ID. Mather, OF Delaware. After the customary con-
gratulations the guests partook of a wedding cola
ton. The bride l. niece OF Mrs Hayes Several
years ago she lost both her father and mother, and
since then she has been a member OF the HAYES
family. Mr.. Huntington f. In a lumber firm az
Moss Point, Miss. The bride and groom leave In
the morning TO make their home there, stopping
one day I'm Columbus 20 attend the wedding OF
Rutherford Plat Hayes, only nephew OF Gen.
Hayes, 60 Miss Marietta smith. granddaughter of
Judge j. swan Brchard Hayes, the generals
Oldest son. who was married last week 90 Miss
sherman, OF Norwalk returned from a short trip In
the east with his bride in time TO attend the we'd
ding. About one hundred guests In all were pres
S9L
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ja5-d&ds
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

REN r sue ah eS dF
FIVE SS55i. As REGokSEB As LfIBER 70 e,
EtMBfA SAID LOT y eoNrAISs rs AB BtSh s.
zsB S 81 sHShE$ p SJ SfzF + a55
BY virtue of the authority vested in me will -
I'll FIJI II F fF9P 1f TIE Prsnsf 81 ESP
FOUR ocLocK F. n. Lot 81. IN Loeliierss subdivi.
sion of square 555, known % Loefler's Garden:
asd 0 the
sale or all cash at option Sf depost tot Of
Complied with within ten days after sale the executor
sSs Of s ys
and at
Executor of Estate of Ernest Loefsier, Deceased.
d23-d&ds.
sF- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC-
Sf E6s 81 he oF Fe1hsf lR
of Estate of E1nss Eeesl Deceased
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY TWO;
SStEKf ES1ch HOUSE. NJ. 81 u STREET
By virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded in Ii aas
Der No. 1l19. folio 1873, ct seq, Of the land re-
cords OF the District of Columbia, and at the
guest Of the party thereby secured will sell at pub
M fiji E Fl YEs e
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. Lot 10, in McGuires recorded
subdivision Of square 624 with the improvements.
Terms One third cash, balance in three equal pay
ments in six twelve and eighteen months, for which
and secured by deed Of trust property sold will be
taken. deposit of $50 will be required at time of
sale and all conveyancing and recording Will be at
Purchasers cost Terms must be complied with in ten
days from day of property will be resod at risk
''''' N''' u ~ THos. = WAaGAMAN., rru.tae.
JOHN w. PIELING, I trustees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. ja4-d&ds
VTlHOs. E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST OF LAND AND
IMPROVEMENTS ON WEST SIDE OF della
WARE AVENUE, BETWEEN AND K STREETS
By virtue of deed Of trust to us recorded in
Lber No. 1914 folio 800, seq Of the land records
Of the District of Columbia. we will sell at public I
auction IN front of the premises on MONDAY, THE
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1887. AT HALF PAST
and 9, in No. n in the City of Washington,
D. c. particularly described in the said deed fronting
seventy two feet on Delaware avenue and extending
back with that width average depth of about 125
feet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance at six and
twelve months with interest for which the notes Of
the purchaser will be taken secured by deed of trust
upon the property all cash at the option of the
chaser All taxes and assessments payable out of pur
time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser,
VIM. F. MATTINGLY, T,,,.+o.s
CHARLES E. PRENTfSS, trustees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct d29d
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PRuDENTLy BREAK Up YOUR COLD by the timely
use OF DIR. Jayne's ENpectorant, an old remedy
for Sore Lungs and Throat, and a certain curative
for Coughs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street
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INDIAN CONTRACTS AwARDRD.-The commissioner
OF Indian affairs to-day awarded the following con-
tracts: b r. Scannen OF this city. to furnish
$4,000 pounds OF bacon at Chicago, at 6.S5 cents
w. H. Smith, OF st. Louis and c. h. Soaring OF
ARKANSAS City, for hominy, salt, soda and flour.
These supplies are for the Pawnee Indians In In
dian Territory, to relieve their Immediate neceSs-
ties
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LAssxr,s Lou Orr,cx

10 391 Pennsytvonh evonue n0FehWoGk
MeqV Loaned On Gold and silver wsAcAss. Das-
mopd2 Jewelry, Pkgto1a 0una, Mechanical foola
Lad1.S I'd oeotis@saS HsaznG kpSsEsi- O. odd
I'D silver Bought 81
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EDUCATIONAL.

Guarantee TO TEACH ANYONE TO MAKE A
VI life size erayon portrait in fifteen lessons; no
Room IN Nav Ia a BHdng eor En- and Z ,a4aW
= nun Glasses hsD formed each month
Experienced teachsr l'' 14is St nw ,assmo
A LEHANDER zIwEI Io
Lessons in German Mshem n etc. TRANSACTIONS
from the Russian, French. German, etc. se2S-4m'
TBE KISpEK aaMl 11211sr.N.w.
open. JAN IL 1857 send Tor circular stating terms.
NTIss SUSIE POLLOCK, OF BOSTON, TRAINED
q fRGsEI FIJI Graded school, Prma1y
ADVANCED and kindergarten Department. .r German
e Gee a. ii EFT iaih s St NV ' W d2sliet.
NEW YORK ART sTUDIO-MISs EDGAR STUD
81
DEMOLITION IN sHORT-HAND- SLOAN-DU-
h ployan. taught in twelve hours simple A, B. G;
strnction daily Tuition by mail. Cali send stamp
aT the s s.n n by
M Corner Of 9th and F sits.
Mr. Marini has the honor to inform his patrons and
taught Send for circular for all particulars. d3ODt
MES M MaNN,s k fHfRkRs seHoS 1918
Sunderland Place. one block south Of Dupont circle
Third term begins February z, 1887. ni-Sms
FI,HE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL,
1O14 18th st. nw
srUP MIE HEf PkUp GGSgSiEh'ed 1885, by
A Free Lesson upon this work is given every Satur-
day, at 4 80 to any one buying tho work, Soc
Time money and labor saved by this system of learn
ing the French language. 1t is entirely new and
original. perfectly simple and natural founded upon
Glasses. Of an grades, for Adults and children.
Terms reasonable. d14-3m
CT JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
- Seven Departments and Four Courses Of study.
very moderate Preparatory School attached. Special
attention given to fitting boys to enter college, univer
siy, the military naval schools of the govern
catalogues address: Principal THOMAS FELL. A NJ
University of London, Eng) d27-2m
FJNO ART STUDENTS AND PARENTS-AT THE
Il Academy of Fine Arts, moved to S04 ST..
can receive the most thorough instruction in every
style OF Drawing and Painting Years study saved
Mrs l. r. MORREIL, the founder and teacher has had
twelve medals and studied fifteen years IN Europe
to sketching from nature. Children Saturday. $40
per year. d21-2w.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
~ SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
pete school of modern languages under Prof Marion
of the University of Paris
1s1s and 1sl4 Nh 81 and Mis- 4% ave-
d21-1m' Principals.
A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE, BOARDING AND
hDay School for Girls, at Alexandria, Va, six miles
from Washington References Gov. Fitzhugh Lee.
c. For circulars address Miss REBECCA c. POWELL,
Principal. d17-1m
OBSTRUCTION ON THE
For terms apply TO II. DONCH, COS II ST. NV, or
principal music stores. d16-3m
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EOR SAIL
II NORTHWEST.
NORTHWEST.

The above is only portion of the property my
books For full list call at office for bulletin issued
the 1st and 18TH Ita4l THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
INOR SALE-DECIDED BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT
II once-S room Brick. 9TH ST s.e- thorough repair:
new tin roof; house just painted and papered; rent
SIS per MONTH lot 20 by rs Price only leo: $444
can be paid in monthly payments of Sl2. y. VI BRY-
ANT, 1l{ 9th ja.}-}ts
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UlMANIcURE AND SURGEON CHIROpODIsr.
ROOMS AND q, VERNON RON,
20 a,-a

MRS. DR. ]. SEMMES AND HUSBAND SIR
W zeon Chiropodist. Twentysix years successful
praente has gained them the reputation OF
being AnAercxs best operators. U.lice lllJ Pa ave
For soII and lzrd aaILcd sore loipts
use Urs. Dr. SEAAkS' Black Lotion ana salye. r.I
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Ill, Jan. 8, II a. m,-The wheat
market opened excited and lower with first sales at
s once set in and wi. With free buying
opened at AN but advanced to Az. May pork opened
at 1920 but rose quickly to 12.45 May lard opened
rose to BIZ
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PROFESSIONAL

M Ap ELZEMoNA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
49,, i.alh III VI born with Second Sight Every
As my stery revealed Finds lost buried treas
ures or inines Receivers stolen property lost friends
SiNes success IN business Removes ali family tron-
Dies Causes speedy marriages Brings separated To-
s1ttnrr Nsser TAILS Owes picture of You marry
All N trouble consult this clai ryoySnt trs
SSsisiaetion or NO pay, y 10 y. open Sunday AL
90" 80 oet- ~ Aiiu 4 SIS. ~ jxo-2ts
MADAME ROSS. THE RELIABLE CI AIRyOy
Ay1 ant and AstrOogist has been cousulted on hUsi
Less love and matrimOny % years in this city All IL,
trouble call Satisfaction guaranteei
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NVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
For DEALERS

LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ASSORTED CROCK
cry WARE, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY SEVENTH.
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at my auction
suit dealers ja0-2t
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XNALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
CLOTHING.
ja5-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

MENT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH
STREET, BETWEEN B AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST BEING NO. 2O7.
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rE- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC-
count of the inclemency of the weather. until FRI
DAY. the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. d.
1887, at same hour and place.
CHARLES A. WALTER,
Executor Of Estate Of Ernest Loefier, Deceased
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Stock of Household Furniture for Parlor and Chamber
Dining-rooIn and Kitchen in all general a.
sortment, to which call attention OF those fur
nishing Also 300 Lots Of Plated Ware arid Fancy
Goods Dinner and Tea Sets, Albums japanese
lioods Cutlery. Vases Wood Ware, &c. &c. 1T
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The coleres In the Milkesbarre region Shippinc
over the New Jersey Central railroad were idle
YESTERDAY on account Of the strike OF the dock
hands at Port johnson and Elizabethport.